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THE HOOD RIVER NEWS, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1909
Dolls
See Our Display on
Second Floor
for the little girls, of every
description from a little
China doll with long
braided hair for le, up to
the finest of kid, bisque or
cloth body dolls, dressed
or undressed, for 10c, 25c,
50c and up.
Doll Buggies, flo-Carts,
Doll Hats, Work Boxes,
Hanicure Sets, Sewing iMachines,
Sets of Combs and Brushes, and
dozens of other articles that would
make the little girls glad.
Mufflers,
Toilet
Squares,
House Slippers, soma of the nicest ones we have
ever had; Carving Sets, Fancy Dishes, Cups and Saucers, Books
and hundreds of other articles.
Presents for Young, Middle Aged and Old
Santa Claus Makes His Headquarters Here
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V. for the ladies. Purses, Handkerchiefs,
fy$fiffi$$ Suits, Capes, Shawls. Fascinators, Gloves,
iv&1ifa Sets, Glove Baxes, Mirrors, Rugs, Art
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Do Your Shopping Now
The Home of
Hart, Schaffner & Marx Clothes
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If
Finest Assortment Xmas j3
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Hobby .
roroc3
for the boys.
Wagons,
Carts, Steam
Engines,
Mechanical
Toys, Banks,
Books, Tool
Chests, Games, Sleds, . Base Balls, Rub
ber Balls, Boxing Gloves, Harps, Vio
lins, Pocket Knives.
For a Man a Nice
jvlanbattan
Sbirt
would be a pres
ent any young man would appreciate.
Neckties, the finest assortment we have
ever had of the very newest designs and
colorings. Mufflers, Handkerchiefs, Suit
Cases, Grips, Gloves, Fancy Hosiery, Collar
Boxes, Culf Boxes, Cuff Buttons, Stick Pins,
Hats, Caps, Overcoats, Suits, etc.
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While Stock is Complete
Manhattan Shirts
And John B. Stetson Hats
How's Your corn Crop?
SEVENTY-FIVE per cent of the
people have corns and will have
(jfo them as long as shoes are worn
unless they all hurry up and get a
package of
CLARKE'S CORN CURE
It's the first step towards comfort and
but two days from a cure and the kind
of a cure that cures them not to come
back.
The Glacier Pharmacy
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Correspondence
MOSIEK
Fred KratiH went to The Dalles
Saturday.
Mrn. 15. F. Johnson returned to her
home In I'ortland Sundiiy after being
here for three Weeks at the bedside
of her daughter Fthel, who In recov
erlrijf trout t.v ,rioll fever.
Mrit. Alex Stewart ari l MIhh .Mattle
Hudson are on the nick lint, hold
being confined to their bed.
MIhh Jennie ISooth spent Saturdav
ami Sunday with the folks at home,
returning to her school at 'elllo Sim
day evening.
Duffy & Zimmerman
frcsb Bread, pico
and Cahco daily
nla to Crr
Model Bakery
Biiccauori to T. II. William
The MoHler liaHket hall team went
to The Dalle to play The DalleM
team Friday evening. The game
wan won hy The Dalles team, !t'2 toil,
lint our teum being only a few weeks
old we consider they did well.
(ieo. Korden had his family out for
a sleigh ride Sunday In the fine new
cutter he Iihh lately made.
At a special meeting held the III h
Mchool district .No 32 voted a f jut
mill tax.
Uii.v Wilson went to I'ortland the
latter part of the week on business.
A chlnook wind wax Mowing all
day Sunday which made the snow
disappear i)lte fast, and work will
he reHiimed on 11 n f i til m ) buildings.
Messrs. Wnapps and I'arr have
moved their familli'H hack here for
the winter.
Mrs. Kohcrt Dunsmorc returned
Tuesday from Spokane, hrlnglng her
grandson. Cat rick IJughcM, to spend
in: winter nere.
MOUNT HOOD
V.. V.;rlM.le and family of Detroit,
Ore., are vlHltlng relatives here for a
Khort time.
Culbertson Urol hern of I'ennsvl
vnnla, will move to our community
for the w Inter.
There will l- a dafiee at the Mount
Mood hall Monday tilght, Dee. 27. A
good supper In guaranteed. The
very best music t hat money can get
will lie In attendance.
The attendance at Sunday school
Sunday morning wan email on ac
count of had roads.
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BELMONT
F. i Church moved from the house
he has occupied ever since coming to
the valley to the home he lately pur
chased from Mr. Deltg Mr. itartoii
and family now live In the limine
Just vacated by Mr. Church and
family.
Minn Delia I'roadbrook. who has
Isvn Htoppmg with her sister, Mr.
Alvah Keller, since hint spring left on
the llltli f.r Miles, nshingtou. l.v
er.v one who made her acciunintanet
while she wan here were Morry to
part with her.
(jro. (ialaway, his wife an I sinter
M. L. Klngsley, Alfred l'.runiiest.
l-rna Isegnoll, sigard Nelson, tieo,
Idforl and Miss H.iZ' l I'aitoti as-
semliled at the residence of M. I
Isenherg Thursday evening and with
F.lmer and Iena lsetilMrg practiced
Home HelectioiiA in music for tin
Christmas exercise which will he held
at the M. K. Church on Christmas
eve. The majority of the young
iM'ople named ahove are late settlers
among us. They will add material
ly to the linerest of the programme
for they are very good la both In
Htrumental and vocal music.
I'oy ICastman and K. It. Iseiiberg,
the two young men who left on the
boat for San Francisco have Iwen
hean) from. This trip was t heir first
experience on the Ocean. They In
form their young friends, by mail,
that their breakfast on the morning
of the 4th. when they first came on
the rolling billows, was not u-nd for
building up bone and muscle, as na
ture Intends It should be. that for a
few hours "A Life on the Ocean
Wave" and "Starboard Watch" lost
all their molodles, but in a short
time they were alright, arrived In
San Francisco and ire enjoying the
sights.
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BARKLTT
School district No 4 voted a 4 mill
tax to pay off the district note and
carry on school for next year. As
sessed valuation t his year $"d ,".". IX).
Last jear'M valuation $Jl:i..!4."i (Ml.
School census this year L'JS children
between 4 and 20 years of age.
W. F. McCormack, pastor of the
Valley Christian Church will close his
work here the first of the year and
will move to Nampa, Idaho, he hi(s
recently bought land.
TJiere was a large party of young
folks from Itelmont at the Valley
Church last Sunday evening, Thev
came over In Hlclglu cnjovlng the
snow.
I j. W. I'lshop Is building n new !
bam on his place north of the school j
house. I
Itarrett Hchool In a literary pro-,
gramme to be given by the pupils of!
the nscooI Just tM'fore ( hrlstmas.
REAL ESTATnRANSFERS
FOR WEEK JUST ENDING
The following list of real estate
transfers for the week Just ending Is
furnished regularly for the N'ewn by
the Waucoma Abstract & Investment
Company, inc.:
Fltner F L.voiih to Arthur M Pope
12 1-2 acre J In nee I Ion l'i, township
2 nort h.
K W Atnesbiiry to Mood Itlver
Development Co., hind In section II.
ieorge I' Crow ell to Carrie I.
I'.ogdcn, II acres In section II.
( harles I. Davis to Omar Devvltt,
1 acre In wctlon 2i
Charlen 1'rather to Arnold S. Koth-1
well, land in secli.m 21. I Joseph I, (iroff to C T Dlodgett. 2a aires in sect Ion 4.
! C (' tiautcldiein to .1 C Moreland, laud ill sect inn 20. Ilmnl Kivcr iN-velopmi-nt Co to
1 1 1 2 acres in section ;i:i. I Florence Kleiner to II W Kod.iman Mary Kvelyn Itall, lots 12 and Iti.
.Ma lion 1 I lemiersoii to it I-. Iinni III hitiiuii Iiloek ICIvervlew.
Wjight 1-S interest in 20,ti.r acres in , ( has T Moody to Hood IMver' Flla l I'.ird to A M Cunning, tots
section 2tl. County, roadway in section .",2. .", Is. lit, 20, block 4. Iillewllde.
II C Wyatt to College of 1'hllo-j Dalit U Kemp to K W Kemp, II John Iceland Henderson to L F
math, north ,M feet of lots 7 and N, acres in section Jti. Ileudersou, 2H ." acres In scctloii 23
bl(H-k 5 Hood Klver. 1 .u t her Dinsmoie to C J'bilips I'.cebe and ."ItJ.
CHRISTIAS
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Of Value
Something not for a day or week, but
a reminder for the years to come.
Jewelry, Silverware, Clocks, Cut Glass
Hand Painted China, ToiletScts, Watches
I show you an assortment of each
kind that you can't get elsewhere.
ARTHUR
CLARKE
HOOD RIVER'S JEWELER
BLOWERS BROS.
Hardware, Agricultural Implements
and VEHICLES
Corner First and Oak Streets
HOOD RIVER, ORE.